Plans have been approved to build a new £14.2 million apartment complex in Manchester.
The 105-home scheme located on Princess Road will be developed by Galliford Try Partnerships. Work will begin on-site in early 2018, with completion set for summer 2019.
Designed by Northern Quarter-based architect IDP, the six-storey project will comprise two-bedroom apartments featuring a landscaped roof terrace for residents on its fourth floor.
Brendan Blythe, Managing Director at Galliford Try Partnerships North West, said: "We're delighted that this scheme, which will provide a high-quality housing offer to the local community, has been approved. The scheme will bring exciting, modern architecture to the area, while respecting the local character of the neighbourhood.
"With its location on such a prominent route, these apartments afford excellent transport links and amenities. I've no doubt that they'll be a popular choice for professionals and families looking for city living and I look forward to seeing the scheme progress."
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